"Tomorrow morning"... Tottenham manager's disgrace continues to fall in the worst atmosphere ever → 'Warrr'

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It is an endless fall of Tottenham Hotspur coach Thomas Frank (52). In the end, even home fans booed for the replacement.

Tottenham lost 1-2 at home to West Ham United in the 22nd round of the English Premier League (EPL) in the 2025-2026 season at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England on the 18th (Korea time).

It was the worst result. Tottenham collapsed in second-half stoppage time, allowing Callum Wilson to score the winning goal. It has been mired in three consecutive official matches and five consecutive winless games (two draws and three losses). He is ranked 14th with seven wins, six draws and nine losses in 22 games.

On the other hand, West Ham caught Tottenham and ended a winless 10 games in a row, recording four wins, five draws, 13 losses and 17 points in 22 games. It is five points behind Nottingham Forest (22 points), which has the right to survive in the EPL.

Tottenham's atmosphere is the worst ever. British media 'BBC' reported, "Tottenham fans finally lost their trust in coach Frank," adding, "Tottenham home fans shouted humiliating slogans against coach Frank, 'I will be replaced tomorrow morning' during the VAR of Wilson's winning goal."

"BBC" then said, "When the end whistle blew, fans poured out their anger at coach Frank. Frank applauded the fans, but he seemed lethargic and defeated, he said. "This was the voice of the fans who didn't want Frank anymore."

Legends also saw the possibility of Frank being replaced. Manchester United's legendary striker Wayne Rooney said on the BBC, "I know I've been in that position, but it's a really lonely position. Fans urged him to be replaced, and if this happens, he is likely to be dismissed." Alan Shearer also said, "The players had to play more. There is no plan or system in sight. The rule is that if you don't win, you'll be replaced," he said.

Coach Frank recently tried to turn around by recruiting Conor Gallagher from Atletico Madrid and reinforcing the coaching staff, but his performance did not improve. His home record this season is only two wins out of 11 games.

After the game, Frank said, "I don't feel good, but I understand the frustration of the fans. "There's nothing worse than not winning at home," he said, adding, "I feel the support of the club." We want long-term success."

But the road ahead is a mountain. Tottenham is set to have a thorny schedule leading to Borussia Dortmund (Champions League), Burnley, Frankfurt (Champions League), Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle United and Arsenal.

"BBC" emphasized Frank's uneasy position, saying, "It is a serious question whether Frank can watch all these games."

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